Mine wasn't one of them, and I went out of my way to make sure that my Model B (512MB) wasn't going to be from China. Mine ended up being a Embest knockoff due to them shipping the US with them over "capacity concerns".
Went with a CuBox i4pro from SolidRun. Unlike the knockoff R.Pi predecessor, USB, Ethernet, and wireless aren't at odds with each other. Nice thing is that it's also being actively developed.
It's not news to hear them take down trivial targets, let's hear it when they actually take down bigger fish - the kind that result in citizens (especially long-term unemployed) being hired in their place.
For example, a gas station in Georgia jacked its prices up during Katrina - but ended up out of business due to outrage. On the other hand, places with vigorous anti-gouging laws would have prevented that from happening.
Once they have control of an online platform, such as Twitter, Reddit, or the various others that fell in line at Nick Denton's request, they enact and selectively enforce misnamed "civility/anti-harassment policies". The policies are only a way to enable and defend harassment by leftists of approved types, as well as defending the narratives they want in the public (or hidden).
The Reality Distortion Field is very strong with you. Never mind that you ignore the harmful influence on other vendors, something that nullifies choice by blindly following suit.
Oh, and Apple does have a nasty habit of being wrong and putting in features that were wanted anyway.
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They've been also quite favorable to the well-heeled, which is why they dragged their feet on encryption until relatively recent.
The only reason he's sided with it is solely for the well-heeled - he doesn't wan't another embarrassment.
That, and it doesn't hurt him too much to prevent people from having too much freedom on their devices.
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The handover to Icann is a compromise that appears to suit the country very nicely, and not just because Icann will remain in Los Angeles.
If anything, they've handed it over to leftist interests - the same kind that use organizational control to push narratives.
Mine wasn't one of them, and I went out of my way to make sure that my Model B (512MB) wasn't going to be from China. Mine ended up being a Embest knockoff due to them shipping the US with them over "capacity concerns".
Went with a CuBox i4pro from SolidRun. Unlike the knockoff R.Pi predecessor, USB, Ethernet, and wireless aren't at odds with each other. Nice thing is that it's also being actively developed.
So the hatred for citizens continues.
It's not news to hear them take down trivial targets, let's hear it when they actually take down bigger fish - the kind that result in citizens (especially long-term unemployed) being hired in their place.
While British manufacturing has seen its low points, I doubt the Raspberry Pi is part of that.
The Raspberry Pi is quite famously manufactured in the UK
Citation needed, since most of the ones available are made in some Third World hellhole.
No wonder, since they can't stand US citizens being able to do more than subsistence.
Now the shipping/logistics folks get to join in on the fun of being actively hated by your employer!
Now that they're letting a third party do it, any semblance of quality will cease to exist.
The Samsungs are definitely "multiporpoise machines" - they explode as well as wash.
At best it is a temporary fix to the overall problem - Mylan's own deeds.
When they stop earning any more money.
For example, a gas station in Georgia jacked its prices up during Katrina - but ended up out of business due to outrage. On the other hand, places with vigorous anti-gouging laws would have prevented that from happening.
Now Apple gets to join in on the fun of deliberately breaking things, especially non-blessed ports.
Where said windfall precedes them going out of business due to unchecked gouging.
Would riders prefer to not have a ride at all or would they rather pay a rate high enough to get a driver to come
That presumes a false dilemma of exorbitance or nothing. They would prefer the lower rates.
Once they have control of an online platform, such as Twitter, Reddit, or the various others that fell in line at Nick Denton's request, they enact and selectively enforce misnamed "civility/anti-harassment policies". The policies are only a way to enable and defend harassment by leftists of approved types, as well as defending the narratives they want in the public (or hidden).
The Reality Distortion Field is very strong with you. Never mind that you ignore the harmful influence on other vendors, something that nullifies choice by blindly following suit.
Oh, and Apple does have a nasty habit of being wrong and putting in features that were wanted anyway.
They won't remove the jack on their professional models. If anything, the T*/P50/P70 will continue to keep their ports.
That, and you can use OSX if you want.
I don't think the folks at Stanford thought this through too much, or had the end-goal of killing Net Neutrality.
It wouldn't be complete without including the time and resources taken by Denuvo malware.
All Wikipedia wants to do is get help in enforcing their left-wing narrative - by considering truth as counter-narrative material that must be purged.
Never mind that the SOCJUS contingent of Slashdotters prove my point by modbombing anything that counters their narrative, especially truth.
All Wikipedia wants to do is get help in enforcing their left-wing narrative - by considering truth as counter-narrative material that must be purged.